ui-cloner-brand-interview
UI Cloner — Phase 2: Brand Interview
Overview
After completing the Site DNA, present ALL 12 questions to the user in a single message. Do not proceed to synthesis until you have their answers to all 12.
Announce: "Phase 1 complete. Moving to Phase 2 — Brand Interview."
Critical rule: Ask all 12 questions at once. Do not drip them one at a time.
The Interview Block
Present this exact block verbatim:
I've completed a forensic analysis of the reference site. Before I generate your custom replication prompt, I need to understand your brand and goals. Please answer all 12 questions below — be as specific as possible, as each answer directly shapes the output.
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